People young and old explain why they feel compelled to attend whatever inauguration-related events they can, even after the main event was relocated. A blend of patriotism, historic significance, and appreciation for President-elect Donald Trump’s extraordinary political comeback are motivating people to attend his inaugural celebration on Jan. 20. Six supporters, ages 22 to 78,
The Sunday church service and events following were part of Biden’s last official trip as president. President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden traveled to Charleston, South Carolina, on Jan. 19 to attend a service at Royal Missionary Baptist Church in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which is Jan. 20. Biden honored
The Sunday church service visit will be Biden’s last official trip as president. President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden are traveling to Charleston, South Carolina, on Jan. 19 to attend a service at Royal Missionary Baptist Church in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday. Biden will honor King’s legacy and
Joe Biden’s inauguration four years ago took place just two weeks after rioters stormed the Capitol to disrupt the certification of his victory. When Biden’s presidency began with his exhortation that “democracy has prevailed,” few imagined it would end like this: being succeeded by a man who, Biden warned, “will forever and fundamentally alter the
President-elect Donald Trump’s second inauguration won’t look like his first one, as there will likely be a smaller audience this time around inside the Capitol Rotunda. But Trump’s Friday decision to move the program indoors due to dangerously cold temperatures does nothing to change the order of the ceremony. Here are the people scheduled to
President Joe Biden will leave office with ratings far more negative than when he started, and a retrospective approval rating lower than any he received during the term. When Americans look back now on Biden’s presidency, 37% approve of the job he has done over the last four years. That is just below any approval
A majority of Americans are optimistic about the next four years with Donald Trump, even more so than they were in 2017 before his first term. And most are hopeful about the coming year. That’s bolstered by Americans’ expectations for a good economy in 2025 — higher than they currently rate it — along with